Packers (-6.5) at Lions. The public is all over
Green Bay (72%), but the line hasn't really budged from the -6 or
-6.5 it opened at.

A lot of people think the Packers are vulnerable coming off a
underwhelming performance against the Bucs that saw James Starks
get banged up.

The homefield should give the Lions a little push. But then again
they haven't won a Thanksgiving game in Detroit since 2003.

Dolphins (+7) at Cowboys. If Miami was playing
anyone but the Cowboys, they'd be getting huge public action.
They're the type of team sharp bettors love — a surging team with
a terrible record straight-up but a decent record against the
spread.

But Dallas is a behemoth when it comes to betting, so the line
has stuck right at the +7 it opened at.

49ers (+3.5) at Ravens. Caesar's sportsbook head
Todd Fuhrman described the Niners as "very public" on Twitter yesterday. They're 9-0-1 against the
spread. But Vegas still isn't really giving them a ton of respect
against a Baltimore team that's been relatively inconsistent this
season.

Vegas opened the line at Baltimore -5, and bettors has since
moved it down to -3.5 or -3.

What does Vegas see in Baltimore?

They've played well against good teams in high-profile games this
year (both Pittsburgh games, last week against Cincy). And San
Francisco has to travel across the country on a short week.